Stoneleg & Struya
Struya Struya
Hey Stoneleg, I’ve been chewing on a new idea – what if we forge an instrument that’s basically a brass‑cello hybrid, a single metal bar that can swing from bright trumpet tones to deep, warm cello notes? Have you ever tried bending the sound of a piece of metal that way?
Stoneleg Stoneleg
That’s a bold idea, but brass can be bent if you use a thick, long bar and work the harmonics carefully. I’ve never tried a cello‑range brass bar, but a steady hand and patience might make it sing. Let’s hammer it out and listen to what comes out.
Struya Struya
I love that energy – let’s pick a material that’s got a bit of give, maybe an alloy with a higher modulus so we can get those lower overtones, and we’ll play with a bit of reverb to simulate the gut of a cello. I’ll jam a few riffs, and we can see if the bar sings in both ranges or if we’re just hitting a dead spot. Let’s get it into the studio and let the metal sing.